Questions & Answers for: how do i connect the centre speaker

...centre speaker of panasonic scpt560 home theatre system I just purchased a panansonic home theatre system and with everything set up there is a constant, not so loud noise comming from the centre ...

Centre Speaker No Sound Today my Logitech speakers arrived and i hooked them all up. I connect them via the optical in on my razzer ac gaming card. It seems everything works fine, when i do a sound ...

...connect centre speaker to front left outlet centre speaker works. Make sure your amp is set to a channel which plays on all speakers (5.1). If you have the amp set to "Stereo", it is only the ...

...centre speakers I have connected my philips 5.1 channel dvd player properly with a multimedia speaker system 5.1 creative make.There is audio output from the front speakers left and right and the ...

...centre channel shows no decibels but appears to be coming out of the front right speaker. As I say, one minute everything was fine. Maybe the amp has run its course ?? connect any speaker instead of ...

...speakers to the centre channel on the amp to see if it is the speaker or the Reciever. If the speaker does not crackle then chances are the centre speaker is probably blown and will require

...centre speaker and indeed the the centre speaker itself in case it has been damaged. 95% of voices are directed to the centre channel speaker (if you don't have one you need to reconfigure your HT ...

Connect speakers as follows: 1. Audio from PC, orange, green and black connecting to front right speaker. 2. DB15 (D-SUB) connecting to subwoofer, subwoofer is serving as mixer, power board, amplifier

...centre speaker. Did you mean that there are no connections left on the back of your amplifier? For a centre speaker this system uses all passive speakers apart from the subwoofer which has a built in ...

...Connect each Surround speaker to RXV's Centre out. If it works Speakers are ok. 3) Check RXV - Set it on DTS or Dolby Digital Connect RXV's surround out (one at a time) L and R to the Centre speaker. ...